Tina Seelig

We can challenge ourselves every single day.

The more we take on problems, the more confident and proficient we become at solving them. And the better able we are to see them as opportunities.

The bigger the problem, the bigger the opportunity. Nobody will pay you to solve a non-problem

opportunities are abundant. At any place and time you can look around and identify problems that need solving.

regardless of the size of the problem, there are usually creative ways to use the resources already at your disposal to solve them.

Most people approach problems as though they can’t be solved and, therefore, don’t see the creative solutions sitting right in front of them.

we so often frame problems too tightly. When given a simple challenge, such as earning money in two hours, most people quickly jump to standard responses. They don’t step back and look at the problem more broadly. Taking off the blinders opens up a world of possibilities.

life is full of false starts and inevitable stumbling. The key to success is the ability to extract the lessons out of each of these experiences and to move on with that new knowledge.

We draw imaginary lines around what we think we can do—lines that often limit us much more than the rules imposed by society at large.

We always make our own prisons, with rules that we each create for ourselves, locking us into specific roles and out of an endless array of possibilities.